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. Wednesday, January 31st, 1951
MONSTER ICE CARNIVAL
In
Belgrave Community Centre on
TUESDAY, FEB. 13th, at 8.15 P. M.
Stratford Skating Club will be present
featuring figure skating, novelty
act and comedians.
p R12ES
1 -Best Dressed Valentine Couple-lst Each a 2 Ib, box of Chocolates
Donated by McKlbbon's Drug and Sherbondy's Coffee Shop.
2nd Billfolds - Donated by Hanna & Co.
2 -Best Dressed Man - 1st, 2nd and 3rd - So Donated
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Dunlop Shoe e.
3 -Best Dressed Lady, 1st Chlna Ornament -Donated by D. Crompton
2nd - Nylons - Donated by Welwoods.
3rd - Fisher Beater - Donated by. Machan.
4--0ldest Lady on Skates-lst Blanket - Donated by C. W. Hanna.
5 -Oldest Man on Skates - 1st -.el year Sub. to Advance -Times
f -Best impersonation of Comic Character Donated lst Nylon
races
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7 -Largest Family on Skates, 1st table lamp, Donated by McGill Radio
8 -Best Clown, judged for skating and performance -
1st - 5 lbs. Marfac, 1 at. motor rythm, Murray Johnson•
2nd - 2 hags dog chow, donated by Howson & Howson.
9 --Person coming farthest distance, Silver Tray, Hamilton Optical Co,
10 -Musical keg race (open to players on Beigrave Midget Hockey
team - 1 Sweater - King's Dept. Store.
2 Hockey Stick - Stainton Hardware.
3 Hockey Socks - Carmichael's Dry Goods.
4 Hockey Stick - Rae Hardware.
11-Muslcal Chairs (teenage girls) - 1st pillow cases - H. Walsh.
. 2nd Tablecloth - Walker Stores.
3rd DuBarry Kit - Kerr's Drug.
12 -Best Nursery Rhyme Costume - let Billfold Stewarts Home
ted,
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Appliances 2, 3 4 and 5 - $1.00 each Applib and Huron Motors.
13 -Most graceful couple skating -1st Each a Billfold -Hanna & Co.
14 -Best National Costume - let $2.50 groceries - Mundy's.
2nd - 25 lbs. pastt'y flour - Howson & Howson.
15 -Best Figure 8 forward & backward 1st flaehllnht. - R. Anderson
ave
16 -Novelty events dfo-r $3.00 merchandise Rubber b- P` rdo BMotors. Co. Op.
Skating Club will be on the ice at 8.15 P. M. Sharp. followed
by Judging of different events. No one allowed on unless In costume
until after judging.
Proceeds to go towards purchase of a sound system.
Sponsored by Club 20.
Adntissiott -
Adults 40e - Children 25c
IEAST HURON AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY HOLDS
DIRECTORS MEETING
The first directors meeting for
1951 of the hast Huron Agricultural
Society' was held at the Public Lib -
ST, JOHN'S ANNUAL
VESTRY MEETING
Thr annual veetry meeting was
le Id in 'St. John's Angltrtur (1111 rob,
pariah hall on Jan, 19111.
The Meeting opened with prayer
racy 0n Jan 24th, with Jack Wheeler, followed by the reading of the Pre -
dons minutes.
Minutes of the last meeting were Itev. Herr delivered the Rectors
read and adopted on notion of Win,
Turnbull, seconded by Jas. S. Arm-
strong,
Corrrepnndenee was read and
discussed.
iSlertion of officers resulted in -
Wnt, Turnbull be president for 1951
.Tae. S. Armstrong, let vice-president
Harvey Johnston, 2nd vice-president
James
Cimelon Knight are the new directors, The Guild report was given by Mrs. P W T. T Pts.
automatically J. Wheeler, the past H. 7. 13ryana. Mrs, E. Morrow Pee- Brussels 5 5 0 11 10
scented 1110 Women's Auxiliary report. Blyth t', 4 2 a
presilmit for two years stays antther
year as director.
The Snnflay $rhnnl report was Dublin 7 4 0
Moved by ,Tng, S. Armstrong that read by Mrs. Kerr. Monkton 7 3 4 0
we slimy aur a'ltpreriatiion to Mr. 11 was decided to send a Letter of Bele-rave 5 2 4 0
Wheeler in applying for a Dinlmna j nenprertntion to Mrs. 'Hamilton for Ethel 8 2 4 0
el Merit to be Presenter) to Sohn, her faithful revelers as organist. Midget League Standing
this was seconded by Doug. ITem- The 14uilding fund report wag ! P NC' 1,..i, T Pts.
ingway. preeenterl by Mr. R. (1. McBride. Zurich 2 2 0 - 4
Geo. Wesenburg R'a4 re-engaged The following offiret's were ap- 1 Exeter• 3 1 2 0 2
as ,$" ee-Treas for 1951, on =Hen of ! pointed ; - ; Lmnan. 1 1 0 0
7T. Jobnaton, seconded by Tag. Mair. Tleetor's Warden ........ R. G, MrBrid# Rrus els 2 0 2 0 4
Moved by .2, Wheeler. seconded by Peeples Warden San .Alcor). Brussels 1lirlgets lost both ^"m'
.101111 Work that we buy new ledger Lay Delegates 11.7, Bryans ii..,., Brnsgels 2 Meter 8; Brussels 5
110011 and nereegery stationery, and WJ. MrCntebenn Zurich 8.
Moved by las Turnbull wounded i Substitute A. E. Marrow ,
report. Attendance was up over
the previous year making a average
or 70 per Sunday for the year.
There were 14 commotion services.
11 baptising, 3 burials, and 2
weddings.
The following reports were read:
Mr. R. G. McBride react the treasure
mos report on behalf of Mrs. B,
Mair John, Work and Elliott, who was unable to be present.
STANDING GROUP 3
W. 0. A. A. INTERMEDIATE
Played Won Lost Points
Wad'00 14 +i 2 12
Trowbridge e 5 3 10
Or:'yton 0 2 4 0
Landrsbnro 8 2 0 8
Londosboro vs. Drayton games each
4 points.
HOCKEY NEWS •-•
Brussels Juveniles drop two ex
hibition gtmea to high flying Atwood-
Md1ver'ton Jluveni•lea 11.3 and 12-4
in Brussels Saturday night. Brussels
are still undefeated in league de-
feating Blyth Monday night 10.8.
Brussels were without the services
of their regular goalie. z
Juvenile League Standing
$2.00 per year - $2.50 U. S. A.
SALE of CANDY and BAKING
Cu Sat ... n, y, Feb. 3rd in the
B.s'uts-is Public Library at 2.30 p. m.
A€ter'tic:af tea at 3 p. m.
Under the auspices of the Girl Guides and
Brownies assisted by the Local Association.
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by A. B. Cousins that 71. Martin and
Norman Hoover he anditnrs for 1951.
Galore Barley was selected as our
Pield Crop Competition for 1951.
Anyone wishing to enter in this con-
tact Ser, Teens., with three arres
bring the minimum.
Resolver) that all prizesetc, re•
suiting from the activities of the
Fall Pair he m11)1101M in Mor local
teener.
The new president and the sec-
retary was appointed to attend the
Agricultural Sneletiee convention.
Tt was also 08eirlerl that our Fell
Fair he held Serpt. 27-28.
The secretary was instructed to
pay application fee and secure the
Town Hall fm' a Card Party later In
February followed by an odd 'Terme
SKATING PARTY Danes. Stretch for announcement.
NOTICE Everyone should attend this.
in the The meeting adjourned on motion
of 3. Wheeler and S. wok.
Applications for the position of
Assessor for the Township of Grey,
will be received by the undersigned
till 3 o'clock p. m. on .Saturday,
Feb, 3rd. No application necessarily
accepted.
Township of Grey,
J. H. Fear, Clerk.
Melville Church
Rev. A. J. Simpson, Teeswater,
1 Moderator.
10 a. in. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m. Morning Worship
No Evening Service.
The Id luted Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lano
Morning Worship 11 o'clock
God's Building.
Church .School - 19 o'clock
Evening Praise - Victor*
Selling Our Birthright
Come and Worship.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Ray. J. H. Karr - Rector.
QtudngugagesLma
Feb. 4th 1951
Bt. John's Churoh, Brunets -
11 a. m, Holy Communion,
Bundsy$elool
St. David's Church, Henfryn-
a 5. m. Sunday School
2.80 p.m. Holy Communion
8t. aeorpe's Church, Wrlten --
7,30 p. m, Holy Communion
OPITIMEMMI
BRUSSELS ARENA
on
FRIDAY, FEB. 2nd
From 8 to 10 P. M.
Sponsored by the Brussels United
Church Young People's Society
Admission. : 36c and 20c
Lunch After: atmtheChurch
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Wed. Thur. Jan. 31 - Feb 1
Adult Entertainment
Dana Andrews Marta Toren
Stephen McNally in
"SWARD IN THE DESERT"
Fri. Sat. Feb. 2-3
Mickey Rooney, Thomas Mitchell
in "THE BIG WHEEL"
Thrills galore in this drama of
speed auto racing.
Sat. Mat. 2,00 - Eve. 7.30 p.m.
Mon. Tues Feb. 5-6
Adult Entertainment
Barbara Stanwyck, John Lund
in - "NO MAN OF HER OWN"
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $130.00
Monday Attendanre Card Night.
Wed. Thur. Feb. 7-8
Double Feature
Don Ameche, Dana Andrew
in tho: Re -issue of
"WING AND A PRAYER"
Brouhght back by popular
demand
plus
Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara
in the Re -issue of
'THE IMMORTAU SERGEANT'
Also brought back for your
enjoyment.
Library Notes
Owing to the tea and baking sale
in the basement of the Library, there
will be no story hour next Saturday,
Feb. 3rd.
The following books have been
purchased by the Library Board,
Adult Fiction
Grey - The shepherd of Guadeloupe,
Hill - The obsession of Victoria
Gracen,
72111 - Matched pearls.
Haycox - Action by night.
Loring - The solitary horseman,
Reddall - The nymph and the lamp,
Keyes - .Toy street. .
Stevenson - Music in the hills,
Flannigan - The faith of Mrs.
Kellen.
Cronin - The Spanish gardener.
Miller - 'The horns of Capricorn.
Hall - The far lands,
Costain - Son of a hundred kings.
Robinson - The Cardinal. -
Frank - An affair of.state.
Juvenile
Stevenson - A child's garden of
verses.
Stevenson - The black arrow,
Mclehedrael - David and the white
cat.
Classed
CraWford - The little princess,
Young - This is Newfoundland.
Brom,fteld - Out of the earth.
Treasurer Mrs. B. Elliott
Auditors ... R. W. Kennedy ;
and S. Ti. Elliott
Sirlesmen - A. Bird, 7T. 7. Me -1
Cutrhenn, Sas. Smith, Reg. orate ln.
Harold East, Sas. Davis. Russel
Bryans.
Board of Manegrillent - R. G. Me -
Bride, A. E. 'Morrow. H. T. Bryons. !
77r. S. 11rCntchenn, Reg. Watson,
1Tre. G. Davis, Tae. Smith..Tag. Davis.
Mrs. H. J. Bryans. S. G. Airnck. A.
Ririe
The meeting was ringed with .the
benediction by :Mr. Kerr. After which
n dainty 1unoh was ,erred b=' the
ladies and serial half hour spent, -
A. E. Morrow, Vestry Clerk.
Mrs. Fiona McNair
HAMILTON, Tan, 29 - A funeral
service was 'scheduled at the 7. B.
Marlatt funeral home here Monday
at 2.00 7. m. for Mrs, Flora M.oNatr,
who died .Friday at the Hamilton
General Hospitai. A former resi-
dent of Brussels, she is the mother
of Arnold McNair of Milverton
and _William McNair of Brtisseis,
Mrs, Leonard Sinclair of Hamilton
is a daughter. Interment was in
White Chapel Memorial ,Gardems.
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CARD OF TI-)'ANKS
ARCADE STORE SALE
CLOSE SATURDAY FEB. 3rd
Have you taken advantage of the
outstanding bargains being offered
at the Brussels Arcade Store, This
sale closes this .Saturday, Feb. 3rd.
Now is your fast opportunity to profit
by the excellent' values available at
money saving prices. Don't fail to
visit the Arcade Stare before the
close of the sale.
1 wish to express my sincere thanks
to my many friends for cards a•nd
treats sent one dntring my stay in.
the Clinton Hospital.
Mre, .Tack Pennington,
ATTENTION LADIES -
The February meeting of the
Majestic Women's institute wili be
held in the Library on Thnraday,l
February 8th at 2.80 p, m. The
motto -"The youth reflects the man
as the man reflects the day," will be
given by Mrs. Carl Hemingway. The
roll call - An item gleaned from the
press of work done In other Institute
branches. The current events are to
be given by Mrs. Lloyd Atomic. Rev,
Mr. Lane will speak on "Citizenship
and ,Education". A good attendance
Is hoped for.
The Institute in conjunction with
the T-Turon County Health Unit is
spon•sorhig a Weil Baby Centre to be
held regularly every two weeks
from 2-4 in the afternoon in the
Library, Brussels. 'Phe next visit
is to be on Feb. 9511, At the last
visit of the nurse there was not any
one there with their children, The
Tmetilitte world like the mothers of
pre-school children to come and
discuss their problems with the
nurse. Itis hoped that the mothers
will, take advantage of the Health
Tinit and have their children weighed
and checked by the nurse in attencl-
.aore.
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is given to
those who so kindly remembered me
dauring my stay in Wingham Hospital
your cards and gifts of fruit and eats
made the time pass suulcil more
pleasantly.
Wesley Stephenson.
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank triose who so kind-
ly helped me and remembered me
with boxes of tastier and good wish
es when T was sink, they were e11
much appreciated.
Mi's, Wesley -Stephenson,
1.
A Pancake Supper
will be held in the basement of
St: John's Church on
'z't,:,5r4..79 Feb. 5th.
<'"r
pie, pickles ttlild tea.
Supp.:r l'e'an 5 to 8 p. m.
7 Children 35c
r:• ,astta cymp, sandwiches,
,00
ALL RSD' -:TS
Regarding the change -over from
in your district
The preliminary work of changing this district over
from 25 to 60 cycle power has now begun! Within
the next week or so you will receive the first of a
series of letters and step-by-step instructions from
your Hydro explaining in detail what this change-
over means and how the work will be carried out
in your area. You will also be advised of the various
ways in which YOU can help US to get your home
or place of business changed over to 60 cycles with
as little inconvenience to you as possible. Your
Hydro will do everything in its power to complete
this complex undertaking quickly and efficiently
but -we need your full co-operation. Please extend
to us this co-operation and you will be doing
yourself - your community - and your Hydro -
a great service. Thank you.
O',n®rot Manager
Chairman
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
FREQUENCY STANDARDIZATION DIVISION
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